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Nelson Street Cycleway Stage 2 is open
Bike riders are already enjoying stage two of the Nelson Street Cycleway, giving them a safe, direct route through the city centre to the viaduct.
The Kitchen Project launches
Emerging food entrepreneurs in west Auckland can now apply for The Kitchen Project, a local initiative that offers affordable kitchen space for product development as well as a mentoring programme.
Top creative talent take up residency at Studio One Toi Tū
Studio One Toi Tū has announced the five recipients of their 2017/2018 Creative Studio Residency.
What I love about . . . Centennial Park
OurAuckland talks to Richard Hursthouse, who chairs Forest and Bird, North Shore and the Centennial Park Bush Society.
Commission decides no change for Auckland
North Rodney and Waiheke Island will remain part of Auckland Council after the Local Government Commission decided against proposals for separate unitary councils.
The story of the mighty Maungakiekie
The Maungakiekie pā (Māori fortress) was once home to several thousand people.
Red bins on a roll in south and east Auckland
Thanks, south and east Auckland – you’re winning at binning the bags!
An app to report myrtle rust
Smartphone app for spotting and reporting myrtle rust.
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Events
Relaxation Dance Class
Join our dance class, do exercise and keep fit to joyful music.
Book Chat - Avondale Library
Everyone is welcome to join this friendly group to discuss books over tea or coffee.
Wriggle, Rhyme and Storytime at Waiheke Library
Spend your morning at the library with fun things to do for you and your kids.
Crime After Crime | Michael Bennett & Gavin Strawhan
Join us for an evening of suspense.
Vector Lights for Synthony Pride 2024
Vector Lights is going all colours of the rainbow for the world’s first Synthony Pride!
Scenes from the Climate Era
Rethink everything you know about climate change — the Climate Era is here.
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